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By Nancy LindgrenÂ
On January 2nd, a chilling scene played out on our televisions as millions were watching in shock and dismay. A football player by the name of Damar Hamlin was hit in the chest and went into cardiac arrest. The players and fans were stunned and many began to pray. They knew what ...
by Nancy Lindgren
New in 2022!Â
Doesnât that have a nice ring to it? And isnât it a relief to have 2021 behind us?
Several months ago as I started asking the Lord what His word might be for our ministry this year, He began revealing and then continued confirming, NEW.Â
Forget the former things; ...
By Joy Ostrom originally written April 3rd, 2019
Recently, I have been pondering the words "walk and point and pray" as they apply to mentoring and my own personal walk with the Lord.
As I walk with Him, He points to places in me that I need to release to Him. The question is: Am I willing to hear...
By Andrea Catlett
This year my feelings surprised me when I pulled into my youngest kid's school parking lot. I hadn't driven on that same pavement for about two years, and the last time I drove in I was pulling my oldest son, Will, out of the school because of severe bullying and a threat to his l...
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Unprecedented times calls for unprecedented action. There is a great need and we have a great answer. Global Media Outreach recently stated "Covid-19 causes people around the globe to seek spiritual assurance at unprecedented levels." People of God, it's go time!
Pastors and other ministry leade...
By Angelica Roszhart
Grief turns life upside down. Some days itâs hard just to breath. C.S. Lewis, in his book, A Grief Observed, put it quite brilliantly when he said, âFor in grief nothing âstays put.â One keeps on emerging from a phase, but it always recurs. Round and round. Everything repeats. ...
 By Haley Osborn
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As people of God, why are we surprised when we encounter people who oppose us? Jesus promised His disciples, âAnd you will be hated for my nameâs sake. But the one who endures to the end will be savedâ (Matthew 10:22, ESV).
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Throughout history, followers of Christ have endure...
It's such an honor to have Carol Madison as our guest blogger this week. I love her heart for mentoring in prayer - it really aligns with what we're all about here at MORE Mentoring. She is the author of a new book titled "Prayer That's Caught and Taught - Mentoring the Next Generation." You can...
by Nancy Lindgren
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The Lord will fight for you, and you shall hold your peace and remain at rest. â Exodus 14:14 (AMP)
Do you ever feel like youâre standing at the edge of the Red Sea knowing that the Promised Land is coming through a mighty miracle but you can also see the whites of the eyes of...
By Joy Ostrom
Recently, I have been pondering the words "walk and point and pray" as they apply to mentoring and my own personal walk with the Lord.
As I walk with Him, He points to places in me that I need to release to Him. The question is: Am I willing to hear, willing to look, willing to agree...
by Kristen Hallinan
As I sat there bawling my eyes out, Shelly, my mentor of seven years squeezed my hands and nodded with compassion. I had spent the past year working after years of staying at home and the balancing act wasnât going well. I was blaming every little nuance on my absence and desper...
Today's blog post is by guest blogger, Kathy Schwanke, a speaker, author, teacher, and mentor who desires to encourage women to live in the LIGHT of God's love & truth.Â
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by Kathy Schwanke
Is anything more powerful than a womanâs willingness to be available to Godâs people?
My mid-thirties were...
